None of the children are immediately weirded out by an old man appearing out of nowhere to help them find a book TV Sins: Everything Wrong with Wishbone: Pantin’ at the OperaĮllen is right: dogs don’t belong in the Library While the color sequence is impressive for a 1925 film, it makes the rest of the film look dullĪre we really going to judge an actor’s ability without ever hearing them speak? Yes. Seriously, how did no one notice this guy moving around the Opera House? The Phantom of the Opera is not a vampire, yet he sleeps in a coffin. One day after the Chandelier crashed into the audience and killed untold dozens, it’s business as normal at the Opera House Insert Cheesy 1980s Music Video silhouetteĬinemasins: Everything Wrong with The Phantom of the Opera (1925) Music Video Sins: Everything Wrong with the Phantom of the Opera (1986 Music Video) The Phantom of the Opera (1986 Music Video)Ĭhristine is somehow mere terrifying than the Phantom of the Opera
Why can’t you just leave Paris instead of trying to trap the Phantom? Patrick Wilson is less interested in this role than Billy Zane talking to servants in Titanic
#PHANTOM OF THE OPERA MOVIE CAST SKIN#
Instead of a deformed shadowy figure, we get a Phantom with a minor skin condition. Gerard Butler’s singing makes Meryl Streep seem like Barbara Streisand. Emmy Rossum plays Christine Daaé, an ambitious and talented soprano at the center of the Phantom’s twisted obsession.
Joel Schumacher Dutch angles this movie so much you need clogs to watch it. The Phantom of the Opera stars Gerard Butler as the disfigured Phantom, who haunts the catacombs beneath a famous Paris opera house and shifty impresario Oscar Isaac as Leroux, a police inspector who’s hot on his trail. Below are four possible Sin Videos with at least five sins.Įverything Wrong with the Phantom of the Opera (2004 movie) In honor of this anniversary, I think you should turn your sin counter on some of the numerous adaptations of this work. Next month, the Phantom of the Opera will be 111 years old.
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